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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
UBIQUITOUS ISRAELLrEs.

Their Adaptabi;ity 20 al Climates ant
- Conditions.
Z Nhas frequently been remarked, says
the Jewish World, that the Jewish race
has 8 wonderful power Of sdaptetion TO
ell climates. Jews are found in all parts
of the globe, and seem to possess re-
marksble faculty for scclimstization,
even under the most unfsvorsble circum-
stances. Mesopotamia is considered the
mokAef country OF the AbrahamiC
family, es well as the cradle OF
the human race. Some years ago a
small colony OF Jews were found
in the ancient city Of Senpar, in the south
of Mesopotemis, and in the vi-iDity of
ancient Babylon. OF the seventy families
composing the colony, one clalms 70 be
descended from King Joachim, the rest
from the house CT Levi. 4 cclony CT Jews
appear to have settled il China abOal The
beginning Of the third Century OF the
Christian era, under the dynasty Ct Hsn.
EIn l7C4 Father GouZ4ni, g Roman Cath
Ole missionary, fourd seven oewish fam
lies neat Pekin.
In 1856 Portuguese jew of Anster-
dam, named DePayis, discovered q sect
q tradition preserved sm0Gg them, Gh ~
were descended from tribe & Jews " ,G
had qn!tteu Palestine ID the Destruction
Of the second temple. From their Ions
residence in Cochin they had BIZ come
completely bronzed. These arc rCt ne
same Sc tie Malaosr Jews
The Jewish trsTeIer, Bs:ja
min, sometimes called ne, i.laiz
! the Second discovered colony Of Jews
! evidently o4 Pers.2n origin, in Il Ddou
stan. They were known SIS "Bs0y !oni2r
Jews" on account of their having
migrated from Babylon. Thsy observed
! the essential rites OF Judaism, and strics
! " avoided iutefmsrrisge Nith other ser1s
! IL the beginning Of the Seventeenth cen
tGry Jewish colony settled in Cayenne
Ia The West Indies, one Of the most in
hospltGole climates in South AnerIca.
Cayenne wss subsequently conquered
! ~ tde French, who inside 1t peusl
settlement, ana the jewish colony was
forced TO retire TO Surinam. NotWith-
Standing frequent prosecutions Jews Ere
still found III Persia, more especially de
the south Of the Caspian ses,- whereptiN
soil is very fertile, but the climate var
unhealthy. The principal city is EiI
presh, where about $50 Jewish familjel
reside in almost complete isolstion. The,
trade with their brethern' in Gfeet Tar
tary, and are engaged i'll the td&lS and
six trade or in the sale u GTons
They, too, trace their Origin fE6h tn
Bsbylonian captivity, for, ecceEding ~
tradition still possessed among them
their ancestors settled in Persia in III
time of Nebuchadnezzer, and did not re
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fitting reception gown OF mistletoe
green plush cut moderately low and
qusintly trimmed at the neck end on the
short sleeves with ancient escurial lsce.
In her hair shown diamond brooch OF
exquisite make, necklace of diamonds
spsrkled st her throat, while ground Ter
waist contrasting with the rich green
plush burg & girdle of old gold. heavy
cord and t&ssel. 1t seemed she
would never tire of greeting the
people who glided by her proceeding
either to the balconies or homeward re-
joicing, and the President was no less
gracious. A more notable picture il
would be hard TO find than that of the
thrice happy pair as they stood tonight,
the center OF admiration, st the Columb:a.
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Terrible are the Rayag.s

Upon the system inflicted by diseases OF the
Kidneys and bladder. They wreck the CON
stitution more speedily in some cases than
consumption and other maladles of G fatal
pulmonary tyne. As you value your life,
srrest tendency to debfffty, and consequsn nj
Inactivity of the renal organs, should you ex
perier ce ally such In use vigOr anu activity
into the yit.ily Important secretive actfon II
the kidne5s with that sautary diureAkc, Hos
letter s5stomach Bitters. The p1opA aegree
der alsb, when that orgsh is sluggiAh. With
this Finely eheck, BrHt's disease. s9aiabetis,
t4Mh Of thAb adder, and other knaSrsd dis
constipation, nervous sssnents snd Theuma.
tim, are dkewtse conque able with tits ssT
Z reisn household REMEDY. Againet theSeffScte
ct exposure in damp or otherwise inclemeu ut
weather. It IS benign safeguard, and REEVES
strength after undue fatigue
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gro Exodus

Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX OCT. S.-Aa immense
crowd OF negroes we're o. the depot p1e.
yious TO the departure Of the cars. 4
GAZETTE correspondent mingled win the
crowd, AMI asked big, bury, mhiskersd
negro where lley We're ali going.
Some to California and some to Wash
ingtcn Territory" he replied.
Yes" said the correspondent, ''ard
you sill all want to set back inside OF
thee months"
NO We won't; We never intend to come
back, never" answered t tall, portly
muIlG.ress Win q nigh hat on.
"Pechaps eo," saiQ the correspondent,
"5ut we shsli gee; we Will a.! meet here
again"
mo, SIR" she said. "Good-oye. you
VII never gee Us again." snd they rolisd
away OF the rain on s journey of 1000
miles Cney were s!l austin negroes.
The exodus is increasing.
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TENNESSEE ELECTION,

thc Prohsbi:toni.ts Ooncods Th-ir d feat
By Fifteen Thousand Mbjority.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. 2.-Sev-
eEty-1ve OF the ninety-hve counties il the
state give 17l58 majority against the
prohibition amendment. The twenty tn
reported counties VIII not much sitter
these figures. The prohibiuonists con
cede their detes, by about 10, eco mejor-
tn
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nrs. 1Escka,,s agsntle.

Mrs. J. ". Nsckay is going to have one
OF the mcs. beautiful mscues in the
wcfid. 1t will DC unique. snd monu-
meHt OF The destruction of lie. L is to
b made OF the breasts OF birds of
paradise. The bresst is about four inches
bread ald about six long ct the greatest
length. ana nearly heart shape; the up
per portion is shout sn inch and balf
Geep. and is like the finest plush, in coior
deep seal brown; the color shades of
below y pinky terra colts. About 500
birds viii be necessary 10 furnish enough
for the cloak, End two skillful mafks1aen
are now in New Guinea engaged in this
wholesale slaughter.
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GlGHE6s = Eyr.EsSETs,
P,.6nce end Pror'st5u-.


ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 5.-F,our wa Iitm aLd
quiet, tn guclt- ons ranging from : lGu ue
wheat Upc.--u .-OnZ ana r-lHG ued so. vi d
20 GcmdH clio lag p IL s. niEh B., Ne. y red
ca Il Oc;ob, 20 .07o.sc rl1ala x at a. C;
November II sl"; DaCcUbe- I}G &C., Clo5'u. at
I37sa; day ojGe"'a", closing 81 So CoI' "-s
}s "a a; mig or; cash jOH4J1C; Dc,ObJt 80 al
DtCeG Der 81 as BE-, clo-irg NJ @-ss -
May IL sGH7s., c.osing at ~. Ol.s stronger
ard higher eXcept B'sy which was lower
Cash, 244ci October, Il C; Npvcw -. ~ .
May, 2>5s "a 2525c, closing Eat y Com meal
nnchans I'd et 5. ). Whisky steady at s. o..
Provisions weak. Pork Irregular nv. ga 90.
Lard, S. 311l. Dry ea me ts-HeEei should
efs s. % long clears. ST 80, clear ri.7, 81 5'i
short CIea s, 81 20. Bacon Boxed shoulders,
clear, 9G9c Hams steady at l2dIi5
NEW YORK, oct 5.-Cohe5-spCt. iGiI; Rio
quieC az 1876. Options ia points ,ower.
S-les, 43 259 bag October, Il 5-GiI 30 No
' mber, Il 45aT 80; December, II 51nlI 81;
january, II 5U0I7 so; FGbEusry, = &C q So
March, " $50 II 60i April II al -; May,
u 5O0l7 80; June, II G5Gl7 81 september
moderate demand Cersrifugals, SIC;
fair refining 4zs@4 ll-l6c; relHed quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. j.-FIOur-In
fair demand and iirm choice g 21a 90. fancy
s. 1OG3 10. ezra fancy 80 7jGSi winter wheat
PATENT - 1904 50. EirpHsot@ patert bro
cess 81 1i14 s.. Corn-Marke. stcafy, mixed
SIC; white AID ye low J6C 90 easier Corn
Iuedl sGra~y and firm = - BE- Hay e&dy
with y goo demand prime s. u.Ul5 ~; choice
$40 C0G2j 90. Hog produces UusrsLc bet n
erallr lever. Pork $l5 z. Refined fierce
l~r1 So -. PIX II -t>->nou,cer- > ia tng
clear end ciearribs s. s75z. Bacon -ouiders
S6 %
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ON CHANGE,
Spot Gotten Fractions and Futures from
One 10 Three Points higher
Money Market Wss Easy
Wheat Opened Strong and Advanced
Steadily, Closing Higher. Live Stock
TRANSACTIONS Brisk
Daily Review.


GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH, TEX. Oct. ), 1881.
Trade WAS fair to day.
Cotton receipts about 125 bales. Prices
remain unchanged.
Some 10000 pounds of wool has been
sold here tnis week. The eastern markets
are not satisfactory aud prices are low.
Meats tend downward.
Eggs xud butter were In better demand
to-day and prices Will likely advance G.
fraction.
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
Special telegram 30 Bradstreet's from
leading fiGalCiai, commercial snd indus
trial cities throughout the country report
6 continus1ce Of most Of the favorable
features of general trade heretofore nc
ted, and a decided Improvement N the
general financial situation. The latter
feature is otspece interest, inasmuch &c
statements have been widely published
that interior money markets are beCOm-
ing more stringent.
There has been 40 material deciiae il
discount r2t-S Oh p NJ commercial pa
per 81 New IorE, out there nes been less
incubation GmClg bankers f-ete 10 with
hold accommodation. RegUlsr custom
ers o. the banks 3 almos. al cites hsv-
been fu,.y protected. T1e tte.llg Z:
New York is tss:er, out the &C
tusl relief Obtained IS not marked.
~ Boston, Philadelphia, Cacs-
go, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Cactn-
naui and Louisville tne money market is
easier. Tee Baltimore marEel, which has
oeeErst7ingeGt, is quiet. Al 81. Louls,
ksnses Cl,Y aad ST. Joseph the demand
il fully met, ba. rates are firmly held.
Tighs money is felt at st. Paul and Min
neapolis, wnere -aias nave nut couatry
merchants behind with collections and
checked euJ:ItaLces in the face of demgnGa
for moving the grain. st San Francisco
money is hardening, and at New
Orleans IL CONTINUES stringent but prom
ises TO grow easier, ss sugar grinding be-
comes general next week. Gold mss been
going from New York to Chicago. Col
iecsiona are reported prompt in central
western states, but slow in spring wheat
and sugar regions, with prospects OF
early Improvement. Washington advlces
supplement these reports with assurances
OF liberal treasury policy TO prevent an
increase OF the surplus.
The New YORK stock market, though
Iidun, has shown advancing tendencies,
sased On the better feeling Of the money
market. Bonds exhibit moderate adj
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g.. LOUIS, 1.o.. oct; 5.--C2.,g-Receipts
$50; shipments I-G0: the a-6a- ~r9 slow )
far 20 clCicc hEavy native SO IS = 9OC4 ~;
3utcce-S stezrs, medium n CIO.tc- = 800 81 )
fcederE, lair to goC!. = 7rGj ~ texans e3e
In ieEs. common gra5s - good q ~ zee, = %
market lower: choice hGsv~ NJ "1-eh-fs' sc
lotions, : Ola ! 60, "a Biu- aut EcrEfrs, ma
dam 10 p-,Ie, g 2Un4 20. pIE-. C"riIn.G 20
goo, 81 .o0j 20 -1pe"-iiU e'a r, -t'' clip
m5r's, : rs the r7-.ae- was dull FAX 20 nancy
y Is 2n lamb. g a =
NV TOrE, OCT. 5-Beev-s -'I21t5t Waa
jar4el}C ers1Oc1cI slE closed am and &c
pressed; ra-iFc stcs-s CIng5t ION = -'a3 .
:-t 100 HJ.EGt with I've cars ..tr ~. tzEsn
m o Qsr tn. cost JItcners 8 ZtU 20 T.Ee1
Z q f-nEt Gaze sCi- at from = vtc5 ~ e-id
ih'-' az > iVaJ %. sheep l>-cs,- - l-.'' no
MIC. 4, = 2j01 - nCr tGl = .UaGs for sheep,
s.ad - G)2 So FOR laup-.
Kansas CITY, Mo, Oc:. 5.-The LIE stock
I-d:ca' : re orts. Catl.---Kee.irrs 200 sn.'
I-l.-s 5JGC; ma k5t 40 r5 -Ci1e. EflI 5;e%us :
common c.Tori good g cn2it2 cen
fsG $ 29G4 %; Common 70 Iaedi"m - -
a %; s.oc5e[c = VjG- - 81, ive,.ns
range steers g 2OS2 o. HNgg- EeC=ip : 3tt
taneHts BOO: market openC1 5gl"5 g iy'Is
closing 200 I5c lower, prices raging ifoM y -
- a 55. "Heep-H.Cailts 431, shipments SO
head: market steaty good 10 "hoice = OVc
) 10, Common to ncGi.m s. tecZ %.
CHICAGO, Ill, oct 3.-Tlc DT5geIs' Journal
CGpcc.e: :lat.te-ltecs'yis . co., shipments
nO2o. Good to chri.s -t'Ees sod - 81 ~ q
) 30. Texans ct 3 q, lJ Cd; reeves 81 = Jj0
| } SO; COWS and bal ., s. az %; HOGS
l0c lower. c.0s.ng quiet Passing a 1901 2J'
Right s. 40at Is. ~hes"-Bere'Dts cod. Zip.
snents none. NATIVES g. 5gG4 10: western anu
Texans g 0OGJ 80.
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RACE TROUBLE.

Blacks and Whites Up III Arms In Mtg
issippi.
BROoEHAyEN, MISS, Oct. "A report
reached here +o-day that serious trouble
is brewing between the negroes and
whites about twenty miles southeast Of
this place lesr the line Of Pike ard
Lawrence counties. About 100 men OF
each color are said TO be under arms and
q collision IS feared. Several white men
LETT here to-day with shotguns for She
scene. No definite information hss bten
Iesrned as 70 the origin CT toe trouble.
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d.. Dlache states in the Bulletin Tbers-
pautic that in chronic aud simple br9n-
caitis petroleum in doses OF teaspoon
full before meals produces satisfactory
resulGs. In phthisls the experiments
have not yet been long enough continued
to ascertain whether the results are per
msncDtly beneficial, but 1t dimini6hes
the eXpectoration, which also Loses it-
pUruIent character.
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Mere than enc huGdred children eat
during thunderstorm in & room Of
Green's Academy at Albany, Gs. TIE
sliding doors leading 10 another room
were open. Suddenly en- immense ball
OF fire appeared in the reighboring room,
tore the window sashes from their frames,
and threw the weights and splinters all
shout, and yet NOT a child was injured.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

ST. LOUIS, SC. Oct TIC E, Is i5kSt lHV 20
ices ara fess cInal than ~ several Teek.
Texas AUD Territory wo9ls hafS =, u oneg s-a
the most change Complaints so' - iN0N'' N1o
being made il lhe west
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observation-disclosures D,.eases

And General Debility. Doctors disagree as to
ne relative value of Cod Liver Oh and Typo
4hosp hiies: tbs one supplyIng strength and
"a tonic Is The d.se tive AS entire n, aI system
"A ~ Spdts'e ErssEblon gef3cd I.ivertn with
M@6p hoAph tie, 1hStwo a4sonb,nef,snd the
Sta As nderf4s ThoAEHpds wb4$HAve DID
sIfVfl nd lSRsSs1 benz nom asasAsY epals
lions 2SSe brsH cdzsd ~ tk3s ,6sotts Il E@na
sion Is perfecly palataBle and Is easily dieestei
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Ses Si<Id 50 : 81, seconds. : ). 8. Is, 5 D.
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dtntEVl u Va
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-,
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COTTON MaHEEG2.
Rsoe;c,, 1T AnUn.,ea s.atsz porrs
Liverpool.

Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, oct. 5.-Cot.on - Spot closed
hardening, 1-iSc higher.
Ordinary 7-16di gcod ordinary II -I6d; low
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ces. Money on call 9, New York is

easy OF from to 3 per cent. Tine noney
IS still IN poor supply, and commercial
paper is p!scsd with diffculty.- Brad
streets
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

The order OF theGsy low is bargains
ano cheap goods, anSss sure as the sun
Uses, you can ge ebem st Randall 4
Chambers Co.'S. "a
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"I canno. praise HeQd's Ssr5apsZiTa
hall enough" says BlStaer whose sen,
almost bliad vita scfetu!a, Yves curea ~
this medicine. "a
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AFTER? TEG ASSkSSIaATE0E.
oVernor Marin OF Kansas A4cusssd b,
an Editor on ths streets of AIeAfSon.

an Editor on ths streets OF ATeAfSor.
KANSAS CRY, No, Oc:. News hss
'eacaed this city OF 90 sttsmpt to shoot
do'ernor Merlin at Atchison, Kan, last
hight. The Governor was walking home
With friend and was accosted by John
4. X yaOlts, an editor who made use of
PIE language. Governor Martin remon-
|trste1, when the fellow drew large PTS
|ol, but he was seized bY policeman be.
pre- he could use it and WAS locked up.
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Ladies, don't suffer, Waiting until your
oe!or has run up 81 bills; discharge him
I'd 'sske DR., Dromgd oss,s English Female
Piftefs. You will socnshe regular and in
e, -ealth. So
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

tn. wool MARKET.

GALvpsroy. Tx oct 5.-0ofe' = IN
; | changed.
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rha rort wcr,u r.ssAefa.

6uTTES -15a's; per ,; creamery $50.
C1TTON-,l
COFFEE-R'o '=fr 2l1C; prime &c; chotc,
2So; Lasayla 4t'pc; Java 3lG, Golden Fl,
24ac; Pea Berry 2j-EG.
~ ,,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-07-09
ECLIPSE
TIFF
Why am I so Miserable2

So weak and lrguid2 Why such
hearlburns and pains IN the stomach,
such acidlty, and such an unl leasant
taste in The mouth9 w y at times such
a gnawing appetite, and tnen again such
di.felish for fuodY Why is the mind 50
frequently irritable, desponding, mean.
choly, and detected? Why does one
often feel uuuer the apprehension OF
some imaginary danger, an start at any
unexpected noise, becoming agilatt d rs
though some great calamity was imie d
ingY What Is the meaning OF thtse
dull, sick headache; TIL Sc violent pl-
plta ions of the hear, hi, feversh u.s.
Leslie $, these night sHeas; This dis
turbed and dreamy ,leep, With brings
no refreshing rest, but only IN 1auinEs
and mutteiug aud the horrors OF The
ighlmareY
The answer is Thee arc the symp
toms tt Indigestion OF Dyspepsia-Ihe
beginning ami the fJreruuner Of lmost
every othel human disease. Indigestion
is weakness or want of power of the
digestive flu is of The omaCh 10 con-
ven the TO / to healthy matltr for the
Or per nouri hment of the body, 1t is
Ca sed NEST tr, quently Ivy the irregu
lui Y OF diet, OF Improper lood, want of
health, ex rel and pure outdoor air.
[. my b. ind lced b. mental distle's-
The III, elk # some great Gala NIFTY. l.
may be, and often Is, aggrava' I'd and III.
tensiiltd, ii not Origi ALLY brought on,
b. exhaustion Il ON intense mehtal ap
plicaiioD, OF Ihy seal oSerwork, domus-
tic trOuLl S, ANXIETY in bl siness, or tinan.
cial EMBELLISHMENTS, Ii the stomYch
could always lie kelt in rider, death
would no longer he subject OF fearful
anxiety 10 the young ana mlddle-aged,
but hat would be con emplated by al
As witt oil an expUvttd friend at tie
close of peaceful and happy old age.
How ever, The frs h size invader upon
lie domain of heath and hHppiue /,
Indigestion.
l. there any relief, any remedy, any
Gu eg TAFT l. the question of the suf
tering ana unhaIp y uysp,pic. What l.
wanted Il me iiClne that Will orough.
IN un3vate the stomach, towels, live +,
and kidneys, aud atfo speedy an Ell
fectual assistance to he d igestive organs,
and res ote TO The nertou and muscular
Us ems In ir dig nal elergy.
Such medicine is haIpuy at hand.
New in the history OF medical discov-
cries, ,ilente by a dozen years thor
ough test, has there been found remedy
for Indigestion so speedy, so SIRE. and
20 surprising in its results as Siegel's
Curative Syrup, bu, to-day tits standard
remedy for that almost universal atllic'
tiuniIleveIy civilized country in Europe,
ASIA, Africa q ii america. Public tes-
,imoIials and ;rivate letters from mill
uhy uflicers, bankers, merchants, sh p
captains, mechanics, fumers, and their
wives and daughters, alike confirm its
cura i've poweis,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-07-09
Honolulu Library
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Open every Day and Evening,

The Library consists at the present
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The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodic Is.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents a
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No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
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members, it is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
A. j. CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
NJ. M. SCOTT, Vice-President,
II A. PARMELEE. Secretary,
A L. SMITH, Treasurer,
CT. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.